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{{Shortshort description|2005 single by Jamiroquai}}
{{Oneone source |date=October 2021}}
{{Useuse British English|date=May 2013}}
{{Useuse dmy dates|date=June 2023}}
{{Infoboxinfobox song
| name = (Don't) Give Hate a Chance
| cover = ghacalbum.jpg
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| venue =
| length =
| genre = {{hlist|[[Nu-disco]]|[[Alternative dance]]}}
| length =* 5:03 (album version)
* 3:46 (video version)
| label = [[Sony BMG]]
| writer =
* {{hlist|[[Jason Kay]]|
* Robert Harris|
* [[Matt Johnson (keyboardist)|Matthew Johnson]]|
* Sola Akingbola|
* Derek McKenzie}}
| producer =
* {{hlist|Jason Kay|
* [[Mike Spencer]]}}
| prev_title = [[Seven Days in Sunny June]]
| prev_year = 2005
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==Music video==
[[File:JamBuff.jpg|thumb|left|The animated [[Jay Kay]] in the video.]]
The video for "(Don't) Give Hate a Chance" is Jamiroquai's only computer-animated [[music video]] and pays homage to the Italian cartoon ''[[La Linea (TV series)|La Linea]]''. In the video, an animated version of Jay Kay himself (resembling Mr. Linea from the aforementioned show) sings and dances as it cuts to scenes with humanoids (who also resemble the same character) make war references. It also feature the hand from said show and even animated [[gorilla]]s.
 
To promote the release of the video, [[Sony BMG]] organised the video to be projected on a number of outdoor venues around central [[London]], including the walls of the [[Chelsea Barracks]] military grounds and a car park in the [[Soho]] district. An alternate video released in late October, which included the ground being replaced by plants and rocks and significant changes to the final minute of the video.
Here in the video, an animated version of Jay Kay himself (resembling Mr. Linea from the aforementioned show) sings and dances as it cuts to scenes with humanoids (who also resemble the same character) make war references. It also feature the hand from said show and even animated [[gorilla]]s.
 
An alternate video released in late October, which included the ground being replaced by plants and rocks and significant changes to the final minute of the video.
 
To promote the release of the video, [[Sony BMG]] organised the video to be projected on a number of outdoor venues around central [[London]], including the walls of the [[Chelsea Barracks]] military grounds and a car park in the [[Soho]] district.
 
==Track listing==
'''UK CD1'''
# "(Don't) Give Hate A Chance" – 3:50
# "(Don't) Give Hate A Chance" (Steve Mac Classic Radio EditMix) – 5:04
# “(Don’t) Give Hate A Chance” (Freemasons Remix) - 9:56
# “(Don’t) Give Hate A Chance” (Freemasons Radio Edit) - 4:07
# “(Don’t) Give Hate A Chance” (Freemasons Dub Mix) - 7:34
# “(Don’t) Give Hate A Chance” (Steve Mac Dub Mix) - 9:10
 
==References==
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[[Category:Anti-war songs]]
[[Category:Protest songs]]
[[Category:Songs againstabout racism and xenophobia]]
[[Category:Songs written by Jason Kay]]
[[Category:Songs written by Matt Johnson (keyboardist)]]
[[Category:Sony BMG singles]]
[[Category:Song recordings produced by Mike Spencer]]
 
 
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